Sentence examples for differences in propensities from inspiring English sources

The differences in propensities among groups are hypothesized to result from recognition by different trans-factors for each group.

This article employs data from the 2013 China Social Survey to analyse class differences in propensities to consume in contemporary China.

To test the utility of accounting for core-rim differences, the authors used the Intervor [ 240] algorithm (which computes distance to the interface rim via Voronoi shelling order) with PresCont, detecting differences in propensities (as found previously [ 198]), but ultimately not recommending use of core residues alone for training when the full PPIS is desired.

More population samples with different outbreak histories need to be analyzed to demonstrate that differences in propensity to gregarise evolve because of different outbreak histories.

Standardized mortality ratio (SMR) weighting was used to control for confounding due to differences in propensity scores.

Species differences in propensity to mate heterospecifically resulting in unidirectional hybridisation appear to be relatively common [12], [31], but completely asymmetrical reproductive barriers as found in this study (G. campestris never mated with G. bimaculatus but see [32]) appear to be rare (see [57] for an exception).

The maximum differences in propensity score between case and matched control was set at 0.02.

Therefore, no differences in propensity to fail are reported due to differences in storage to dissipation of energy.

It seems unlikely that major differences in propensity to report would extend to a more concrete outcome.

Presumably, this reflected genetic and/or exposure differences in propensity to sensitization by these various allergen groups.

Because the propensity score was the only pre-intervention measurement, the matching algorithm minimized the absolute differences in propensity score [ 49].